Sentence examples for digital tour. from inspiring English sources
Pablo Picasso's painting, "Young Girl Wearing a Large Hat/Woman with a Chignon" (1901), is featured on the new "Hotspots" digital tour at the Harvard Art Museums.
Meanwhile, Blur have launched a digital tour diary, inviting fans to create a scrapbook of their 2013 tour by signing in via Facebook and adding their memories.
It might have been more interesting to see these objects mingling with the artworks, as they did in the Cones' apartments, though a digital tour of the Baltimore residence helps to envision the mix as it was.
As one of the faces of Burberry, Delevingne will no doubt be appearing in that blockbuster brand's show on Monday too, while tomorrow she will be part of Topshop's digital tour de force thanks to features such as backstage videos and a model-cam, sharing footage on YouTube.
Don't miss your final chance to get hands-on with coding as the BBC Make It Digital Tour makes its final stop in Birmingham this weekend.
In a sense, it's predictable that Jed Stiller and John McPheters would morph their retail store into a digital tour de force.
This is an official app for crooner Neil Diamond, complete with 20 full-length songs, an hour of audio commentary from the man himself, a wardrobe of his "most iconic stage costumes", and purchasable digital tour-books from his various tours down the years.
He has built several websites, YouTube channels, and GoogleEarth digital tours.
All Mogaoku-bound travelers will be required to go to the center first, where they will be given an immersive introduction to the caves' history, digital tours of interiors and simulated restorations on film of damaged images.
It is also hoped the scans can be used to aid research and enhance tourism by developing digital tours of the cathedral under separate proposals for a major exhibition on the history of Kirkwall.
The BBC provides digital tours of "five of the world's most beautiful old maps," including a Psalter Map from 1260 which shows the earth as a flat round disc and a satirical map from 1877 depicting Russia as an octopus (above).
